In May of 2023, the EIF committed €60 million to the German Venture Capital (VC) fund Alpine Space Ventures, which invests in NewSpace startups with innovative technologies and disruptive business models. The fund has a committed capital capacity over €100 million that it uses to fund projects primarily on space-borne connectivity throughout the satellite value …
The European space sector is an innovative ecosystem that is strong and getting stronger. The on-going development of the sector, especially in regards to the transition towards a more equitable private-public balance that includes room for a dynamic ‘New Space’ economy. In anticipation of this transformation and with the intention of accelerating its growth, the …
In an era where global challenges demand collective efforts, the role of scientific diplomacy in fostering international cooperation to address complex issues related to outer space exploration has become increasingly vital. Nowhere is this more evident than in the European space ecosystem, where scientific research, technological innovation, and space exploration have the potential to unite …
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The field of aerospace has captivated human imagination for decades, fueling groundbreaking technological advancements and remarkable discoveries. However, within this realm of scientific exploration, a sobering reality persists: gender discrimination and sexual harassment remain pervasive issues that harm the female members of the workforce and restrict female-led innovation. Despite the significant contributions made by this …
In today’s world, the Exploration and Utilization of Space have become more critical and complex than ever before. Thanks to the Space-Tech advancements and a growing interest in Space-related activities, it is becoming more and more crucial to establish rules that regulate human activities in outer Space. Across Europe, each nation has its specific regulations, …
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Today, we have the honor of hosting Professor Roger Davies as our podcast guest. Professor at Oxford University and renowned British astronomer and cosmologist, he made a groundbreaking discovery in the Universe—an apparent concentration of mass known as the Great Attractor. As a professor of astrophysics at Oxford University, his primary research interest lies in …
Today, we have the pleasure of hosting Laura Kreidberg as our podcast guest. Laura is the Director at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg, where she is leading the establishment of the Atmospheric Physics of Exoplanets (APEx) department. Laura delves into the significance of our planet’s uniqueness and the pressing need to recognize …
We are thrilled to provide you with updates from the European Lunar Symposium 2023, which is coming to an end tonight. Today, we would like to shine a spotlight on the exciting events that took place during yesterday’s sessions, when we had intense moments of presentation featuring the works of EuroSpaceHub and EuroMoonMars, with numerous …
The European Lunar Symposium (ELS), held at the University of Padua, Italy, kickstarted with an engaging plenary session, setting the tone for an eventful gathering. Renowned speakers shared valuable insights into the latest developments in lunar exploration, highlighting the collaborative efforts of international Space agencies. Let’s delve into the highlights of Day 1 at ELS2023! …
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In this blog article, we will explore the training phases conducted by our partner, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM). These training sessions provided valuable insights into various topics, ranging from the importance of CubeSats to lunar missions and employment opportunities in the space sector. The trainings – offered by UCM within the context of EuroSpaceHub …
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